git commands

Commands

git init - Initialize a git repository
git status - Gives the status of the git repository
git add <filename> - Add a file to the index
git add . - Add every file to the index
git pull - Pull the files from the remote repository
git push - Push changes from the local to the remote repository
git branch - List all the branch in the repository
git checkout -b newBranchName - Here -b flag creates a new branch and checkout to that branch, can also be written as gco -b newBranchName.
git branch -d branchName - Deletes a branch
git log - Lists all the logs of the repository
- All the logs are in reversed order.
git log --oneline - Log in oneline
git log --oneline --color --graph --decorate - Shows the git logs in a beautiful way with graph
git stash - Reverts the branch to the remote branch.
git restore --staged <file> - unstage the file
git reset --hard <commit id> - reset the git directory to a git commit id, here --hard make changes locally, --soft doesn't change the changes in your local directory.

Adding date in the commit
- git commit -m "date" filename
- git commit -m "`date +'%Y-%m-%d'`" # 2020-01-25
Adding emoji's in the commit message - Use these emojis